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Mukwa
My Answer to the Professor Who Said I Should Write More Like a Man to Be Any Good
My brother and me
My Companion
My Elder is Better than Your Elder
My Father
My Favorite Place
My First Hunting Trip
My Friend Tamra
my granny inspired me
My Heart Soars
My Life is a Tobacco Tie
My Little Child
My Lodge
My Memoirs (excerpt)
My Mom
My Mornings
My Mother Told Me A Story
My Name Is Lucy
My Old Time Ones
My People Paid
My people the Bloods
My Pledge
My Rain is Rain
my red face hurts
My Red Face Hurts
My Review of "When The World was New"
My Roots In Retrospect and Metaphor
My Secret Tongue and Ears
My Son Shine
My Spirit Soars
My Take on the Term 'Elder'
My Tribe the Crees
My Voice
My Voice
Mysterious Woman
N_hithaw _cimowina =: Woods Cree stories
Na'ah
Nagi Zuya Mani
Naked Truth
Nanabush and the Mud Ducks
Nanuk is an Inuit Word for Bear
Napi Jumps Into The TV To Visit North of Sixty
Native American representations: first encounters, distorted images, and literary appropriations
Native authenticity: transnational perspectives on Native American literary studies
native hum
Native Poetry in Canada: A Contemporary Anthology
Native Reality #2 (for Nora Chap Mendoza)
Natives & settlers, now & then: historical issues and current perspectives on treaties and land claims in Canada
Nattie Parson's Good Luck Lamb